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Trump’s new National Security Strategy calls for a radical shift from longstanding American foreign policy and global leadership as we know it. It returns us to a dangerous world of spheres of influence, grounded in imperialism and unilateralism. In a nutshell, it turns away from the alliances and strategies that have brought us peace and security through diplomacy, and embarks upon a new world of independent action and militarism. It’s a strategy like none we’ve seen since the 19th century.
Joel Rubin breaks it all down, right here on The Siren Network.
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In this episode, we unpack Erica Kirk’s unhinged claim that NYC women voted for Zohran Mamdani because we’re “looking for daddies.” The same crowd that worships “Daddy Trump” now thinks we’re the ones with daddy issues? Please. NYC women vote for policy, affordability, and reality, not patriarchal fantasies.
We also dig into the trad-wife industrial complex: Katie Miller’s increasingly cringe talk-show circuit, Pete Hegseth’s wife acting like an unofficial Pentagon PR chief, and the ongoing attempt to rebrand fascism as cute, domestic, and God-approved. Spoiler: no amount of soft lighting and cutesy questions about their favorite TV shows is saving that storyline.
And finally, Sydney Sweeney’s chaotic PR cleanup tour, from her American Eagle “good genes” ad to her non-apology and now her sudden attempt at a rebrand, contrasted with Sabrina Carpenter’s instant “take that racist shit down” when the Trump admin used her music in their sick ICE propaganda. One woman named the issue. One continues to dance around it.
All this and more, right here on The Siren Network.
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Last week, Donald Trump was asked whether he would release the “double-tap” war crimes footage, to which he said he had “no problem” with making the footage available to the public. This prompted many members of Congress to rightly call on Trump to release the footage, so that a proper investigation may be held.
But today, Trump sang a completely different tune, telling reporter Rachel Scott “I didn’t say that,” when asked about his statement last week. He then proceeded to call ABC “fake news.”
It begs the question: Is Trump trying to cover up the latest seismic scandal of his presidency, an alleged murder tape showing the U.S. military carrying out an illegal strike, or is he simply senile?
Joe and Cosima discuss all this and more, right here on The Siren Network.
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Stephen Miller’s wife, Katie Miller, had a full on-air meltdown this week and it cracked open a perfect window into the Fascist Trad Wife Club: the women preaching obedience, submission, and “traditional values” while wielding political power like seasoned operatives.
In this episode, we break down the hypocrisy running through the right-wing trad wife movement, from Mike Johnson’s suspicious marriage dynamics to Erika Kirk’s curated “femininity” brand. Why do the women telling everyone else to get back in the kitchen keep living like the men they want us to serve? And what does their behavior reveal about the insidious authoritarian project propping up all this manufactured morality?
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Earlier today, Karoline Leavitt took to her podium to confirm that Pete Hegseth actually did confirm the second strike on an alleged drug vessel to take out survivors of the initial attack, which would be a war crime.
Trump and his cabinet have said these attacks are to protect the country from narco-terrorists and drug smugglers, even as Trump on Saturday said he would pardon former Honduran president Juan Orlando Hernández, who was convicted of drug trafficking charges in a US court last year.
Joe and Cosima break down this story and more, right here on The Siren Network.
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